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today
millions
enjoy
the
fragrance
and
satisfaction
of
"SALADA"
for
a
small
fraction
of
that
cost.
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Thursday,
July
12,
1928
THE
PORK
BARREL
The
Tolmie
faction
of
the
Conservative
party
in
British
Columbia
expresses
itself
as
very
much
concerned
aver
what
it
calls
"the
pork
barrel
policy"
of
the
Liberal
party.
SUCCESSION
DUTIES
tVancotfver
Stnri
i
v.
Wieni
11
lS
demande?
thai
Prt'cular
taxes
be
done
away
with
o...u
.
ue
Biaieu
irom
wnat
source
the
deficiency
of
re-venue
is
to
be
made
up.
If
the
succession
duties
are
abolished,
taxation
to
an
equal
amount
must
be
obtained
elsewhere,
presumably
from
industry
and
labor.
As
at
present
imposed,
the
succession
duties
uc.
ngniiy
on
small
inheritance,
and
much
more
lightlv
on
large
inheritances
that
go
to
near
relatives
than
on
those
that
go
.y
,
auW
n
tne
latter
case,
a
remote
connec
tion
who
inherits
a
million
say,
that
he
has
done
nothing
whatever
to
earn
and
of
which
he
might
have
been
deprived
had
the
testator
so
decided,
may
well
be'asked
to
contribute
a
reasonable
sum
to
ic
ex,,ene
01
me,
government
that
has
protected
the
property
constituting
his
I
...
.vr,..v
.
t
,
.
HEROIN
FOR
MINISTER
The
despatch
we
publish
today
suggesting
that
II.
P
k'.r.,in
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w
iiyiuuiiu
ui
iiiiiii'ii
111
iiip
raninar
nt
iha
.....vv.u
ti.c.4uiicMV
uiieresiing
in
mat
It
indicates
the
value
iimceu
00
me
Atiin
member
tn
the
capital.
So
far
aa
this
paper
is
concerned
we
shall
be
glad
to
lend
our
.support
in
helping
Mr.
Kergin
get
the
portfolio.
We
believe
he
is
well
qualified
and
that
his
appointment
would
be
popular
in
the
north.
If
we
all
unite
In
a
request
to
the
provincial
authorities
it
is
quite
probable
we
may
succeed.
YO.'I)ERFUi,
ADDRESS
The
address
by,
Hon.,
A.
M.
Manson
at
the
big
meeting
last
night
wis
the
most
remarkable
political
sneech
ever
heard
in
Prlnos
Rupert.
There
was
almost
a
total
absence
of
flippancy.
So
serious
was
it
that
one
might
have
fancied
himself
at
a
religious
instead
of
a
political
meeting.
The
hall
was
packed
to
the
doors
and
it
was
Impossible
to
have
been
present
and
not
be
impressed
with
the
righteousness
of
the'
Liberal
cause
in
the
present
campaign.
No
sign
of
Wsent
wjU
'(hrtrWarVthln''tiaid
airtl
indeitl
it
would
haiejmei)
EFI
IV
Roaches
Bed
Bugs
KILLS
TIIE
tyVlLY
NEWS
Tlursdiiy,
Jul
V
1-'.
I',
!
HUGE
AUDIENCE
HEARD
is
the
meaaajaj
,tKk
Or.
Tolrale
and
MANSON
TELL
WHY
LIU-ERALS
hi
supporters
'broadcast
through
til
J
'SHOULD
HE
RE-TUHNED
Canada
and
the
United
States
and
even
'
to
the
ships
in
the
Pacific
Ocean?
HY
ELECTORS.
'
Confidence
That
British
Columbia
la
In
dol-
drilma.
she
la
ftlitMHaocl.
srcsnlnar
un-1
(contlri
oin
page
on.)
,.
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.
,
n
ii-r
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.-7.
-,
ItSte
meiibers.
the
l
ana
gins
are
leafing
the
una
ana
I
MinTcif-'ArroTiT
BrirEh
Collimbla
the
business
is
broken
down.
What
cio
you,
annual
meeting
waa
being'
held
and
think
of
a
pWtf
?fiat
Would
pay
the
toh
0U1'
lB'ihe'directors
would
be
de-ipr'lee
for
power
cf
besmirching
the
ckied
upon,.
The
.ajpeaker
suggested
theUslr
name
"A
the
ppnvir.ee?
It
ia
an
1U
rollcwing
question
lor
tne
snarenoioen
;
iro
iuui
.uuis
:ui
own
iksi.
to
consider
In
reaching
thed
decision:
Mr.
Manson
refereed
tc.
the
develop-fM'Kfol.l)
POLICY
Intent
of
power
and
the
strides
that
1
How
had
bualneai
been
under
theae
directors?
Had
the
assets
been
developed
and
had
progress
been
ea,
isfactory?
2
What
kind
of
administration
had
he
was
touched
in
the
upper-story.
Tnat
type
of
speech-making,
tbe
speaker
believed,
would
cost
Mr.
Pooley
hU
seat.
Hla
fine
constituents
would
renaent
and
condemn
that
kind
of
language.
Mr.
Manaon
referred
to
tbe
serlout
charges
that
had
been
launched
a
yeas-
ago
by
Mr.
Twlgg.
tbe
Conaerva-
ware
being
made'
In
that
connection
In
I
the
province.
Politics
had
crept
in
and
Prince
Hupm,'
in
iu
early
daya.
had
blundered.
ya,
woefully
blundeNd.
When
It
had
stopped
the
develdpmenkti
been
glyen?
Had
It
been
honeat
and
f
electrical
energy
here
and
prevented
reasonably
efficient
and
were
the
the
lnauatrlai
front
coming
In.
Tool
finances
in
good
shape?
lte.
the
mistake
waa
now
realized
and
!n
examining
the
atatute
bop,
many
would
undd,
what
they
had
jone;fc-
m
:ne
legiaiation
paasea
in
tne
in-
,
you.
uu
uu;
tereata
of
the
rank
and
filet
Had
another
chanoe.
Mr.
Pattullo
la
work
the
government
made
good
to
the
!ng
hard
and
U
yfv
again
give
ua
five
j
common
humanity
of
the
province?
mem
Dera
irom
trie
north
we
win
make
Had
the
laglalatlon
which
was
paaaed
our
vcioe
neard
and
may
be
able
t
encouraged
business?
rectify
the
terrific
mistake
that
the
4
What
policy
had
the
dlrectora
to
people
of
Prince
Rupert
made."
offer
for
the
future.
Was
It
retro-
In
the
matter
of
administration.
Mr.
grade,
standstill
or
forward
looking?
Manaon
referred
to
the
fact
that
each
There
should
also
be
examined
the
of
the
directors
save
one
was
a
hua-pollcies
of
those
who
would
substitute
,
band
and
a
father.
Each
had
taken
the
present
government
aa
well
as
;
into
the
oftblnai
a
record
of
suc-
critlelsma
that
had
been
made.
One
ceaaful
private
buair.eaa
and
personal
criticism
was
that
the
drbt
had
In-
honor.
"Tbeye
art
n.
drunks
or
repro-
creasod
tremendously
and
was
a
burden
!
:ates
but
a
Dotty
of
men
I
am
pround
upon
the
people.
Another
was
that
to
be
associated
with.
When
the
Llb-
tbe
rate
of
taxation
had
gone
up.
StUl
erals
had
taken
office,
tbe
financial
another
waa
that
the
directors
hadltv.
:jt
wa
ao
bad
that
the
banks
been
reckless
in
their
expenditure
nd
had
gone
so
far
as
to
warn
the
gov-hatt
spent
money
without
bounds.
1
eminent
that
It
could
not
honor
its
Ulllsl'KKIM!
OAMI'AKlMNO
jckequea
unless
ao
adequate
increase
Mr.
Uanaon
decried
briefly
th
fact
w"
md
in
taxation.
After
years
that,-
personalities,
lnsinuatKin.
abuaij01
continuous
deficit
and
saddled
with
and
whispering
should
enter
into
the
'
"
lcd
01
unprovided
for
debt,
the
gov-
campalgn.
Though
It
had
been
sal-
;ernnw
su
ao
administered
that.
In
!om
if
ever
that
such
a
campaign
of
!
"
twelve
yart
of
office,
there
was
malign
had
proven
profitable,
there
091
atafto
year
when
expenditures
were
incidents
of
indiscreet
abuse
In
u
axcteaaa
seven
ue
it
waa
true
this
campaign.
For
Instance,
Mr.
!
that
the
debt
had
been
increased
but
Pooley,
the
first
lieutenant
of
Dr.
much
serrloe
had
been
given.
In
the
Tolmle,
had
said
that
Dr.
MacLean
was
'matter
of
tbe
Increase
of
the
debt,
cbe
unworthy
of
belief,
that
he
would
not
Conservative,
.
however,
might
be
fair.
believe
him
on
a
stack
of
Bibles,
that
I
They
said
tht
the
debt
had
Increased
Vu
,,c
l,""KS
ne
18
oeiter
able
to
do
bui-Uve
of
Victoria.
To
Investigate
tboae'falr
comparleoa
was
t20.000.000
nesa
with
uv.
the
friendly
Dominion
government
than
the
min
who
I1"
018
ak"r
iXMSt
of
tb
und.!aoe4o.
Then
Mr.
Manson
tor
jears
naa
organiZed
the
Conservative
forceg
against
them
Then,
from
purely
selfish
interests,
the
people
ghould
return
Mac-Lean
in
order
to
have
the
railway
deal
completed.
That
is
the
pork
barrel
policj$r
,,
.
.
And.
affer
airrthroughjlfe
tvPaW
lh?Pork
barrel
policy.
All
business,
is
selfish,
most
regions.
are
Belfish
and
mostly
politics
is
a
selfish
business.
We
elect
a
man
because
think,
we
he
will
to
make
pnnrlltinna
lwn.
!.
st
....
.,
..
"
"
help
"'J
it
is
suggtsted
to
electors
of
British
Columbia
that
they
would
be
Jn
nn?t
a
8Upp?5ter
of
the
Preee"t
Kovernment
rather
than
P
Thn?
1
,TUSe
th?
couIntri8
I,kelJ-
t
benefit,
from
such
ac-uon.
tion
That
u
is
the
pork
barrel
policy.
1
,i..i.eS.
r,W?.KMd:mn
offering
themselveg
for
election.
Un-
uwu.,
.....
lauuiio
is
me
more
able
of
the
two
but
Mr.
m
alan
nn
at.
In
lJ
...in
j.
li.
.
.
.
rfw
i'""i'-
think
all
will
agree
about
that.
The
Conservatives
could
not
have
made
a
better
-choice.
But
Mr.
Pattullo
is
a
member
of
the
govern!
men
that
is
able
to
help
us.
He
can
help
dispose
of
the
P.G.E.
to
u...Kc
n
u
ne
can
nejp
us
in
our
fight
for
recognition
here.
He
Zt
;
r
;
zrr
inere
18
no
B00d
reaion
wh"
he
"houid
i
S
li
i-
rdnC
n-d8
t0
-n.ider
the
pork
Mr.
Justice
Morrison;
fifty
years
standing.
of
the
same
old
Insinuation
a
sample
of
what
men
without
a
ease
will
resort
to."
Mr.
Manaon
also
referred
to
a
Conservative
pamphlet.
irom
ew.oqo.two
to
tioo.ooo.ooo.
But;
tbey
took
on
one
band
tbe
net
debt
they
had
left
and.
on
the
other,
tbe
gtoaa
debt
bow.
The
true
figures
were
In
1916
net
debt
of
aao.000.000
and
a
gross
debt
of
I26.0O0.0GO;
in
1097
a
gross
degtat
of
t7e.000.000
and
a
;et
debt,
deducting
sinking
and
repayment
fund,
of
t4t.000.000.
The
a
churchman
of
plained
now
this
Increased
fair
j
of
some
cities
of
the
Dominion.
and
ex-
debt
hadj
Dh
1
a
tr
1
ffm
khAnl
4H
h.n
j,
.
.
.
-
a.
iw
1
MM
.u
wu.juihk
manwavs.
tmwu.
mua
a
waoing
Vancouver
uon-
tiquieuiuon
01
oS
debt,
tbe
university
!
-v
iie
um
proniDiuoniat.
w.
n.
'
auunings,
lEJtiiuaoas
sucb
as
Tran-1
M
slain,
bad
been
appointed.
They
,
qullle
aaaltarlua.
Boys'
Induetrlal
!
bad
heard
'
all
the-
evidence
and
their
ecbool.
Home
for
the
Deaf
and
School
1
I
verdict
was
unanimously
that
there
Mor
the
Blind,
soldiers
housing
sol-
beng
a
genial
face
upon
its
frontla-
Z'JTZZL
"...
-Tr.
.me"
piece,
which
devoted
considerable
J"
"
.17
'
ula"
space
,
.
hwl
Ie"
f
u
hi.
.u.
m,
-
,
T-l
here
for
tb
ar.
Mr.
Man-
wretch
o:
most
d-plcabl.
type."
Wb,
&a
"
L'!!
'
pr&V"
"
if
It
:.
true.
I
should
be
behind
the
bar.
br
I.
do
not
think
you
h.e
that
?
"
:
.
-.Umatton
of
me.
Jt
ujus,
w,h!
?"
'
J
eountr'-
He.
part
of
the
campaign
of
insinuation,
'
,
vilttf
nation
and
whispering.'
While
ftW
I
IBM
I
II
I
las
to
consider
bow
business
bad
been
in
this
pcogrees.
In
this
connection,
tbe
apeaker
gave
many
facte
and
figures
to
show
how
the
basic
industries
of
tbe
province
had
increased
in
the
period
from
1U10
to
int.
Agriculture
bad
showed
an
utcraasetf
production
of
W
pat-cent;
population
bad
Increased
36
percent
but
limnru
had
cone
un
only
90
or
M
percent
while
export
had
Increased
M0
percent.
Due
largely
f
to
the
administration
of
Mr.
Pattullo,!
lumber
proAucUoa
bad
seen
an
in-1
crease
of
340
perotnt,
Waterfeome
trade!
going
up
S4
pssseat
-and
pulp
and
Paper
production
ruing
by
368
per
cent.
Mineral
production
had
aone
up
101
percent
until
now
li.
0.
pro
duced
a
quarter
of
the
mineral
wealth
of
the
Dominion.
Tbe
production
of
the
fishing
industry
had
Increased
by
percent
and
tbe
average
Increaae
of
the
province's
industries
wss
101
percent.
Was
that
not
a
magnificent
nceeaae?
Speaking
of
local
affairs.
Mr.
Man-
son
spoke
briefly
of
the
political
op
position
to
the
development
of
the
Port
of
Prince
rtupert
both
federally
and
provlnelally.
It
would
amas
the
people
here
to
know
how
petty
a&d
Jealous
certain
ether
portions
of
the
province
had
been
In
the
matter
of
the
development
d
:hievt
of
the
prov
ince.
"But
you
oav
-ffn
fortunate.
asserted
Mr.
'Manson.
"-to
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
flgh
port
nr'efef'4i
short
spar
years.
There
waa
the,
ne
ve
had
on
year
!
wlhe
by
this
ort.o
mfli
'
at
oeai
core
and
the
second
one
building
at
the
other
end
of
the
Island:
the
magnirice&t
elevator,
better
streets
and
many
other
improvement.
I'OOIt
.UlYKICTIXlNd
Why
should
people
lose
tbelr
ooci-mon
sense
and
why
should
they
be
bitter
in
surveying
tbe
progim
of
the
province
as
a
business
proposition?
Any
reasonable
person
oould
not
but
admit
that
magnificent
progress
had
been
made.
.
"Oaplttl
u
now
eenung
into
British
Columbia
as
It
never
came
before
tn
this
province,
or,
for
that
matter,
any
part
of
Oanada
or
the
United
State
in
hletory.
But
what
Speaking
of
what
had
been
done
for'
thlft
naMveevn
m..
.
.
,
-
w.
m
evrrv
oeoarunent
or
thai.
government
returned
npra
were
given
the
nrefereiMs
in
M.ntin
t.
.
.
for
we
are
only
average
business
men.
but
.
tti
.
steals
J3
e
hsve
y,oi
aa
good
a
record
us
any
jlness
concern
you
can
find
in
Can-
ii
da."
Manson
referrtd
to
the
fact
that
I
government
had
not
to
resort
to
'
ny
of
Its
leaders
or
polltlsal
sources
'or
an
opinion
on
Its
financial
stand-
,
Tlftf
tf
hurt
mrm
trt
fhn
mnnn
mar.
not
a
jot
or
tittle
of
evidence
to
idlers'
employment.
cootliHaatloa
of
the
j,
,,.
,
.
,
'
'
support
tbe
chatws.
"Yet
I
e
m
i
P.OX.
Rem
with
.11
u.u
t,-
.tl
'
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-""'"
'
,U
0Wn
bt0I1
m
iU
bona-
"Wh
earlof
ZZ
window
on
the
Mreet
her.
.
BrKiah
Muhl.
....
.k.
tHese
messages
of
gloom
and
criticism
in
the
face
of
what
the
bond
hoUMa
(continued
on
pee
six)
LAM)
ACT
mifi;
or
intention
to
,tm.V
Hi
in
mnea
Rupert
Lund
..eeordlng
Dts-
ad'koent
to
ADIfora
'
'
.J,P.,jr.
,or
,
at
th
following
tie-cribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
nost
nUnted
I.K.tKr.
been
a
MAf
....
.
ifn
water
wr
mark
marx
01
of
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an
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thence
uke
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point
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commencemen
commencement
all
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endit
m-
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"
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tne
former
although
It
had
In
tK
anil
k.la.u.
I
i
"
"
creased
the
dent
h.
.
-w
-
wum
mm
.
an
misUkea
uimit
scccteimior
or
nraae
upon
the
wheels
human
.nn
or
progress.
He
asked
the
-let
and
situate
iy,
uoreab
Island.
Bkidegate
EAGLE
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK
Deliciously
Temptin
with
iau
Jasuy-Made
Drcistng
The
BORDEN
CO.
LIMITED
Crisp
Lettuce.
.
Juhy
Tomatoes
.
.
.
Cool
Cucumbers
.
...
served
with
an
npoctfrinfi.
CE
COLD
Dressing
.
.
.
f
&
lunch
.
.
k
supper.
L'htbu't
satisfying...
cools
tiwbiootJ.
And
no
w
ork
to
prepare
I
m
ic
a
wie
simpic
rcripe
.
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.
you'll
find
1
a
wonderful
uncooked
dressing
.
.
.
2
eggs
beaten
until
I
xM.
1
teaspoon
salt
1
teaspoon
mustard
1
can
Eagle
Drarul
milk
1
cup
vinegar
Beat
first
four
Ingredients
vigorously
for
a
few
m.'nufes,
adJ
vlnrsar,
atfr
well
,
act
aside
o
f
c
w
hours
to
vMcken.
W
ill
keep
for
weeks.
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Inlet.
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vnsnmt
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TAlOt
NOT1C1
that
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imlted.
of
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
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